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Don't blame TR - Blame Global Warming

.Global Warming is the underlying cause behind the problems with TR's new Web site. Give me a minute, and I'll even come up with some scientific proof that's sure to dazzle the masses.Why not? Global Warming is the cause for everything else?h

Tags: off-topic, global warming, maxwell edison, software development

Discussion threads 2006-10-15

Holydays come :-)

It's summer, and that's mean Holydays. So I ask you guys what's your plans are?I would like to go in trips, I like mountains, but I like also the beach so I'm not sure where to go in this summer. Here are some rules for holyday:1. Never take the phone...

Tags: Holydays, Iceland, holydays plans, 3xp3rt, off-topic, computer

Discussion threads 2006-06-20

Can IT be retooled to maximum effectiveness in a down economy?

Markets worldwide are plunging. Iceland is bankrupt. Your 401k is down almost 40%. Is there any kind of silver lining in this mess? by Scott Lowe

Tags: Financial, Information Technology, Iceland, Financial Accounting, Strategy, Finance, Management, Scott Lowe

Blog posts 2008-10-10

Additional Resources

Iceland Travel Toolbar 4.5.132 (Windows)

A handy toolbar for travelers to Iceland with lots of links to good Web sites about Iceland, hotels, or airlines. Also links to social bookmarking sites, news from Iceland in English and handy travel tools for everyone.

Tags: Toolbar, Social Bookmarking, Microsoft Windows, Ferdalangur

Software downloads 2007-01-29

Telco Deploys Enhanced IPTV and Ethernet Services

Iceland Telecom Ltd has a long heritage, and today enjoys a reputation as one of the country's most trustworthy companies. To simplify operations and streamline delivery of future services, the company aimed to converge all networks onto its IP/MPLS core network, which was designed in compliance with IP Next-Generation Network...

Tags: Ethernet, Network, IP Television, IP, Cisco Systems Inc., Networking, Network Technology

Case studies 2006-07-01

Asigra Case Study: National Land Survey

The National Land Survey of Iceland creates the official maps of Iceland and also produces statistical information, such as geographical information, road distances, population calculations and sizes of municipalities. They needed to manage huge amounts of long-term backup data efficiently and cost effectively. NLSI was also looking for an economical...

Tags: Survey, Asigra, Backups

Case studies 2007-01-10

Google wants to experiment with data centers in the ocean

Why?I mean, I am not all against this, but why on Earth, or I should say the ocean, would you want to have a data center on an ocean. It's kinda out there. To me, when I first read of this, I was like what? are we running...

Tags: Data centers, Taxes, Recruitment & Selection, Google Inc., data center

Discussion threads 2008-09-09

Own a piece of Serenity

Something that matters only to me, from CBR: [Artist] Adam Hughes wants to get people to see "Serenity," for which he's doing the cover for the collected [comic book trade paperback] that bridges the gap between the "Firefly" TV series and the new movie. So he's giving away free artwork...

Tags: Draw, Switzerland, Movie, Jay Garmon

Blog posts 2005-09-13

I'll start a Friday Yuk this time

I'll start a Friday Yuk this timePerhaps I will not offend some people and get a perfectly acceptable thread pulled. But if you are offended by the TRUTH do not read Number 28!Odd but true facts.1. Look at your zipper. See the initials YKK? It stands for Yoshida Kogyo Kabushibibaisha,...

Tags: Friday Yuk, HAL 9000, Leonardo Da Vinci, off-topic

Discussion threads 2004-10-22

Cyber Quiz: Freedominfo.org Global Survey 2004 reviewed by Dr D.C.Misra

This is an ongoing survey of the state of freedom of information in countries which have adopted comprehensive national laws on access.This version was originally released in September 2003 and amended in April-May 2004 to include four additional countries.This report,third in the series to an updated global survey, shows that...

Tags: freedom of information

Discussion threads 2004-10-22

What would make Peer Directory better?

What would make Peer Directory better?You Insiders have Peer Directory listings, like mine:http://techrepublic.com.com/5213-6257-0.html?id=3690253but not everyone has bothered to set up their listing. What do you think would make this feature more useful to you?A cigarrette discountNearly $10 this morning!! Really though, I think a REQUIREMENT for people to...

Tags: alias, RexWorld

Discussion threads 2004-10-27

Why e-mail security means more than installing antivirus software

Why e-mail security means more than installing antivirus softwarearticle rootPanda AntivirusWhere I work we use Panda Software's BusinessSecure Antivirus. Panda software have fairly recently introduced a technology they call 'TruPrevent' which looks for typical virus-like behaviour in executing programs. It basically detects and prevents infection from viruses before the release...

Tags: antivirus, antivirus software, Authentium, Command AV, e-mail, e-mail security, EdLockett, F-Prot, panda, Panda Software, prevent, security, software, virus

Discussion threads 2005-07-11

Linux AntiVirus

Linux AntiVirusDoes anyone know what Antivirus program works best with "Xabdros 3.o" Linux O/S version? I have Norton antivirus can this works with Linux?wellsince the virus protection for linux is almost always to stop windows viruses from getting past to damage windows systems, you may be off track here.clamav...

Tags: antivirus, Linux, MB Contact, networks05, virus

Discussion threads 2005-07-16

What should the UK do next?

What should the UK do next?Europe is heading towards federalism and a hyper-regulatory European socialist system that just won't work for the UK. The apathy of the UK's citizens will result in the wrecking of our economy if we sit back and let our government move us closer to the...

Tags: britain, europe, EUROPEAN, European Model, government, leave!, neilb@..., off-topic

Discussion threads 2005-11-21

These United States

In 1776 Great Britain had 27 American dependencies, of which I cannot list all off-hand. 13 of the dependencies revolted and formed the U.S. Why those 13? What did Georgia and NH have in common that they did not have in common with Jamaica, Trinidad, Newfoundland, Ohio, etc.? It is...

Tags: colonies, colony, great britain, john.a.wills@..., New Hampshire Province, Nova Scotia, off-topic, revolution, us

Discussion threads 2006-10-06

(Photos: Melting glacier uncovers island)

Global Warming - Bah!Maybe we'll see arable land in Greenland and vineyards in northern Europe again, as there was 800 years ago. As I recall from my history classes, that fostered a period of wonderful cultural and intellectual expansion, commonly known as the Renaissance, it certainly would be awful to...

Tags: photograph, rwire@..., ice

Discussion threads 2007-05-04

Diamonds: Girl's best friend / Evidence of global cooling?

Scientists will reveal this week, at the American Geophysical Union meeting in Acapulco, a layer of microscopic diamonds at 26 different sites across Europe, Canada and the US. The diamonds are said to be 12,900 year-old remains of a huge carbon-rich comet that smashed Neolithic society, drove the...

Tags: Mammoth, Earth, Diamond, Global Warming, John Bartley K7AAY

Blog posts 2007-05-22

Lock IT Down: Using an application service provider to filter out viruses

See how ASPs can help protect your organization against virusesIn October 2000, MessageLabs, a relatively unknown ASP application service provider based in the UK, intercepted more than 30,000 e-mail messages carrying viruses. Why was MessageLabs intercepting these messages? It was saving its customers a lot of aggravation, time, and money...

Tags: Cyberthreats, Scanners, Viruses and worms, SECURITY, Networks Associates Technology Inc., F-Secure Corp., skeptic, Robert Vibert, virus, MessageLabs Ltd., scanner, antivirus

Technical articles 2000-12-12

Digital divide separates urban and rural Americans

For many years, the term digital divide has been used to describe the gulf between high- and low-income Americans' ability and willingness to subscribe to high-speed broadband services like DSL and cable modem. These days, the price of broadband service has dropped to the point that just...

Tags: Digital Divide, Government, Broadband, Rural Area, Divide, Broadband Internet, Telecommunications, Network Technology, Telephony, Networking, Andy Moon

Blog posts 2007-08-28

Genomics goes commercial with online DNA decoding services

Firms such as 23andme and deCODEme have announced services whereby users get to decode their whole genetic sequence, revealing information on ancestry and risks of various illnesses. An excerpt from Wired: Reading your genomic profile â€" learning your predispositions for various diseases, odd traits, and a...

Tags: Google Inc., DNA, Genomics, 23andme, Biotechnology, Arun Radhakrishnan

Blog posts 2007-11-19